Admissions and Discharges at Putnam Hospital Aug 4 5
Sunday and Saturday entries list admissions including Glenn Burdick Pownal and discharges such as Margaret Stratton Shaftsbury Catherine LaPorte Hoosick Falls. Multiple births announced: Mr and Mrs Clifton Loomis North Bennington daughter Aug 5, Mr and Mrs Edward Knight Arlington daughter Aug 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stratton
Shaftsbury
Catherine LaPorte
Hoosick Falls
Thomas Hall Jr
Dwight Tifft
Petersburg
Clifton Loomis
North Bennington
Edward Knight
Arlington
Harry Sheldon
South Dorset
Sun worries fade at the beach for young women
New York reports skin specialists warn sun exposure ages skin. Over years sunburn dries skin and reduces elasticity. Doctors say more women in their 20s and 30s seek remedies for sunburned wrinkled skin after beach exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Old Sol
Camp Sugarbush Closes Two Week Summer Term
Area Girl Scouts and Brownies held a closing day at the Girl Scout Day Camp in Poonal with a celebration for the 50th anniversary. Nearly all 96 campers joined a program featuring Brownie plays, puppet stories, dances, songs, and a safety function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarbush
Brownies
Poonal
Arthur Wickenden
Bennington
Robert Mc. Waters
Brownie
Honey Bees
Old Elms Brownies
Green Mountain
Button Bay
Ash Grove
Mosquito Lodge
Peggy Boutin
Lynn Oldendorph
Nancy Thompson
International Girl Scout Roundup
Racial Impasse in Albany Faces Face Saving Talks
In Albany Georgia both sides seek a face saving solution as King and ministers plan a White House march while police maintain alert. Since July 11 protests have yielded 401 arrests this year and about 1,200 since December amid small scale demonstrations and jailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Ga
White House
Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
Georgia
Sourcliffe Nursing Home Plans to Stay Open After Tragedy
Joseph E. Sourcliffe III of Cambridge and Bennington says Sourcliffe Convalescent Home on South Stream Road will continue operations despite the July Berlin explosion that killed four family members. The home, started in 1947 by Joseph Sourcliffe Sr., will keep family management and staff with no changes and Mr. Sourcliffe III will remain as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Sourcliffe III
Cambridge
N.Y
Bennington
Berlin
Sourcliffe Convalescent Home
South Stream Road
Sourdiffe
Joseph Eugene Sourdiffe Sr
Sourdiffes
Army Recruiter Seeks Musicians in Local Drive
Sgt Weltner J. Broome, the local Army Recruiter, announced a drive to recruit musicians for Army bands. Shortages exist in French horn, clarinet, flute, piccolo, oboe and bassoon. applicants must read music and perform well. Interviews offered at the YMCA on Wednesdays in Bennignton or call MO 3-7829 in North Adams for transport to the Army post for audition. Eligible enlistees receive basic training home leave and band assignment with a written guarantee. The Army also seeks qualified nurses meeting age and citizenship criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Weltner J. Broome
Sgt. Broome
YMCA
Bennington
North Adams
Broome
Army
United States
U.S
District of Columbia
Court docket shows two youth cases in breach and careless driving
Ronald J. Keough aged 25 from Mortimer Street pleaded not guilty to breach of peace and was released on $50 bail by Judge Eugene V. Clark. Lyman F. Whitman aged 17 from Manchester Depot pleaded no contest to careless and negligent driving and was fined $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald J. Keough
Mortimer Street
Eugene V. Clark
Lyman F. Whitman
Manchester Depot
Two Cars Collide on Depot Street in Bennington
Police report a collision at 9:47 p.m. on Depot Street near River Street in Bennington Village. LeRoy H. Andrews of Bank Street North Bennington drove a 1956 Ford station wagon northward to avoid a dog and struck Mrs. Lorraine E. Elmore’s parked car on Overlea Road North Bennington. no injuries or major damage were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depot Street
River Street
Bennington Village
LeRoy H. Andrews
Bank Street
North Bennington
Lorraine E. Elmore
Overlea Road
Porpoise Sellers in Marathon Inspect Purchases Closely
Love Porpoises reports Mr. and Mrs. Milton Santini run a porpoise business in Marathon Florida and treat each animal like a child. They inspect quarters before and after sale and monitor welfare, with Mrs Santini praising porpoises intelligence and sometimes doubting men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon, Fla
Milton Santini
Caribou Transplant Released on Brunette Island
Nine adult caribou from interior Newfoundland were released on Brunette Island off the south coast in a provincial wildlife program. Captured with drug-injecting darts, the animals aim to yield data on breeding, migration, behavior, growth and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gander, Nfld
Brunette Island
Newfoundland
Wildlife Branch
Provincial Resources Department
UCS Ends Fiscal Year With 43813 Expended
The United Counseling Service reported total expenditures of 43813 for the year ending June 30, funded by 28100 state grant aid and 15713 local sources. For 1963 65, expenditures projected at 46199 with 17199 local funds and 29000 state grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Counseling Service
Community Mental Health Services Act
Bennington County
Bennington
State Department of Health
Vermont
United Counseling Ser
Bikini panty swap over Spanish beach flag causes arrest
Four young Englishmen are jailed for trial after replacing the Spanish flag with a bikini bottom on a Costa Brava beach in Gerona. Police say one man snatched the bikini from a girl, raised the flagpole and substituted the garment. He claimed no harm was meant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerona
Spain
Costa Brava
Sgt Hustler, AF Reservist, Is Released
Technical Sergeant Robert W. Hustler of North Bennington Vermont has been released from active service in the Air Force. He served as an aircraft engine technician in the 133rd Air Transport Wing at Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport during the defense buildup. He is married to Helen E. Plante of Bennington and has one child, Robert. His father, William J. Hustler, lives in Cambridge New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Robert W. Hustler
North Bennington
Air Force
Hustler
Gladys B. Hustler
133Rd Air Transport Wing
Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport
Helen E. Plante
Branch Street
Bennington
Robert
Sergeant
William J. Hustler
Campridge, N. Y
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